Frank Miller's 300

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This one is a must see. I've read alot of Frank Miller Trades and hes one of the best in the business.

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In Memory Of Tanya

Today marks 1 year from the day that we lost a very special person. She left us too soon. I miss her alot, there is not a single day that goes by where I dont think about her at least once. Ive had the honor of seeing her a alot before she passed and the times that I've spent with her and Gaz are moments that I will NEVER forget. Both have always treated me like family and that is what they both have become for me.

She was truly a compasionate person who cared deeply about those she loved.

It is Russian tradition to drink to those we lost on their Birthdays and Yearly anneversary of their deaths. Cheers to you Tanya... I miss you.

RIP Zio Angelo..

My Uncle passed away last night On Spetember 5th 2006 at 11:45pm. The cancer finally took its hold and it was too much for him to take. He's the last of my Uncle's that immigrated to the U.S. I last saw him when I went out there a few months ago and spent some really good time with him for a week. He told me on the day that I left "thanks for coming here.. I always thought of you like a son and you gave me life while you were here to visit me.". My Uncle was a straight shooter and cared immensley about our family. He always tried to do things right and to the best of his ability. When he was a child he really had it rough, being a kid growing up in Italy 50 years ago wasnt really alot of fun. His Dad (My Grandfather) was a really tough man, not because he was a prick but it was just different times back then. Either way he grew up to be one of the best people I know and I always considered him to be like a father to me. Funny thing is though when I got the news last night I didnt even shed a tear.... I don't know if that's a good thing or a bad thing. I've become so numb to losing people in my life that I don't even outwardly react to it anymore. Im really going to miss him and I dont ever think going back to Boston will ever be the same. R.I.P. Zio